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Sample status returned by command “S3”:
Request “S3” yields one or two status messages listing all GSM phone numbers stored as recipients of
alarm messages, and if they are active or not.
Num:
N1(…) Active
N2(…)
N3(…)
N4(…)
Temptim: 0 min
Alarmtim: 60 min
Vtim: 0 min
Phone number at position 1, this number is active.
Phone number at position 2.
Phone number at position 3.
Phone number at position 4.
Temperature surveillance: time between each alarm message. (*)
Detector inputs I1 and I2: time between each alarm message. (*)
Voltage surveillance: time between each alarm message. (*)
(*) If the time (repetition interval) is set to 0, any subsequent alarm message will be sent off just
once, and then the related surveillance will be deactivated. This means that no further alarm messages
will be issued before the alarm or surveillance is activated again.
“C” – CHANGE PERSONAL CODE
The default code is “1234”. We recommend that you change this code.
Parameter : The new 4-digit code
Example:
“1234 C5555”
This changes the personal code to 5555. The old code was 1234.
WARNING: Do not lose or forget the new code!
“!” – COMMENTS
This command introduces an optional free-text commentary or explanation of yours. Any text following
the exclamation mark will be ignored by GSM 12A+.
Parameter : The descriptive text
Example:
“1234 R11 ! Switch on living-room heater”
“Y” – INFORMATION TEXT
The header text returned by status command “S1” can be changed with this command to better help
you identify the unit or the appliance(s) controlled or monitored by the unit.
Parameter : The header text (maximum 29 characters; must end with character ‘#’).
Example:
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“1234 YEquipment No. 3#”